What I Help With
Residential Electrical Assistance
I'm a registered apprentice electrician. I assist homeowners with device-level and fixture work — the kind of straightforward tasks that don't require a licensed contractor to pull permits. I'll always tell you upfront if your job is outside that scope.
Devices & Outlets
Outlets, Switches & Devices
Device-level work is where I spend most of my time on the job site. Replacing outlets, upgrading to GFCI, swapping switches and dimmers — clean, code-conscious work that makes a real difference in your home.
- Outlet & receptacle replacement
- GFCI & AFCI outlet upgrades
- Switch & dimmer replacement
- USB & smart outlet installation
- Doorbell & low-voltage wiring
- Existing circuit device work
Lighting & Fixtures
Lighting & Fixture Installation
From ceiling fans and recessed cans to outdoor security lights and under-cabinet LEDs, I install and replace fixtures throughout your home. Clean installs, no mess left behind.
- Ceiling fan installation & replacement
- Recessed lighting (can lights)
- Outdoor & security lighting
- Under-cabinet & accent lighting
- LED retrofit & energy upgrades
- Chandelier & pendant installation
What I Don't Do
Jobs That Need a Licensed Contractor
Some work requires a licensed master or journeyman electrician to pull permits and supervise. I'll always be upfront about this — and I'd rather refer you to the right person than take on work that puts your home or safety at risk.
These jobs require a licensed electrical contractor to pull permits and supervise. I don't take them on — and I'll always tell you that upfront.
- Panel replacements & upgrades
- New circuit additions
- Sub-panel installation
- EV charger circuit installation
- Generator transfer switch hookup
- Any work requiring a permit
Not Sure If I Can Help?
Just ask. I'll give you a straight answer about whether your job is something I can assist with — or point you to a licensed contractor if it's not.